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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

The Comnsen Council will probably
vrsstis tonight with an ordinance closing
al restaurants with saloons attached al 10
o'clock. such a foolish thing shoald never
have been brought before 90 wise body.
for while Il may have is good Qualities IL
IL o7erwcightsd With bad onss. Because
the restaurant ls kept open ell night l, IS no
sign that the bar is open - well. The law
regulating the closing ofssioons is isssringent
enough ard no one would fnd fault with
rs enforcement. bur when II comes 10 clos
ing up the restaurants a vigorous protest IS
made sy the hundreds Of msn whose work
keeps them out all night and who are forced
to psrtsko OF refreshments afssr the mid
nixht hoar. II the ordinance Is passed let
4 be sweeping. No discrimination should
De made between the ssloon-rsstaarsnt
and the pool-foom lunch counter. The
saloons are compelled to Gloss a. 10 o'clock.
The pootrooms keep o5en until midnight
and even later Is this justice The Council
should eonsidsr The matter well aud IL they
dssfr. to closs The restaurants let them treat
everyons alike
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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sd s.. Fsai aid urominent fsfnftGre
nsa q tbs city. @sad was surprised st tie
msnnsr h wAieA they keep np tss boou.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

Thsss are oat fss p<0ess 10 Grand Rap
iis aaaas asinsed siia les Csmpsssl. he
tsshiax. handsome EFavsiax FsslshI Assas
a shs Chicszo. Milssskes q Sc isai rail-
read. he - hustler. 10 liksd b. every
bs~ty. and being aa Arab. be = 10 great
.ismsnd among TIE Chinese y 40 hsvsfoand
hcaes slong ths ans ef read which be rep
rsssn,s tie fecsiysd The follosing ssie-
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tial friends
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u 1alee iaalletf Az foDx.
Ihe Chlnsnan has evidently been en-
lighssnefere tbs on ths excellent qualities
possessed ey the Inter S,sis CoEsmeree iaw.
and Ah Foox will probably decide that Il
Is another stab IN the ribs OF th@ poor
Heather Chines who "a finding that the
West Is in earnest when l; says that ha
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

yI7AxTFD ALL USERS OF GASOLINE
" stoves 20 call en- " Means ia = fnitonft
for gasoline. 0r ierx promp4ly fllef. also Stoves
cleaned and adjusted. telephone ss6 June II
7 Awv TERTILIzrv-A GOOD Many ARE
u f0rEett!Dg or n,xiectiag 70 Fst fertilizers ca
their iawas this efri1E. fcg csunot have nice
lsurse unless y0s care for them snd fheY need
FEEDING 10 have theFEs iook good. much "a you
do. Al the See1 store, Il Cenai-sf., yCu can Rst
she Certfsl PAX Laws FeffflizeT when vii re-
rev Old grsS better tsssz ssTIhinr you caa pt
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| oounessded 81 the leading plIysicisus. Ger -
f0ssnd si s. Monroes- lo1sf
yAMES q. BIATNEs NEW BOOK. .Po15T1-
- esi I8scus<t0ns treating the topics - Aae-
flsrsry Nfr1gzle the fss1e< ~ the Ntr, CIrI 49,
vice kefnrEn the Great Lafslr Caestifsa, Pfokf.f
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

7 = Nesssr-y. Ionis's younr Democrat
ic MsYor sad rising sftosneT. ~ss IN toxa
ssfzrfzs on lsesi business. ~Coms do<n
ena sse us next resk. said ha to ffisad.
We are - have fwo eireases = bsss BAL
match and harze trot snd sae tom vill
be unasussly li-ekr. We esn't show yoa
TIE sslvssion Arnsy sos ws kiiisf tAern
win kindns-s. We pct tier, Ia ;sii ard
I'D thesn and i we shs n.zus sf drising
taenf CIT oftovn"
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

AZ a. ssGiy korr yesterday morning four
voupx pscpis who sre vel known resi-
sents e the Wsst side enacted q rathsr dis
graceful scsue on Pearl 81. near the bridge
Tae Young lsdies-or vofnsn--h<trsyed
signs cf dissipation. their f4ses asusily a.
pretty IS that of doll. were = fsfizaed er-
prexsion and their osfrosy ksir was son1e-
whak dissrssuged. One Of the yeanx
men. weii k7own % at pstrons
Of Ps.rrs opers Horse. vas IN
toxicsfed AMI the ether ssGso~. little sob
sr.r. urrsi bra - hazry ss shs pstrolnan
~ss wsszhinz him. Let Aim. Sad he,
I'D Ike 70 ses sn7-policsnsa rpn ne
IN Here be sssuei iorsh astr1nx q osths
snd ne riris seated themselves on pile Of
lamher . enjoy fh> far. The sieht q .
bias cnst ho~s7>r. iudaesd ths gag pszty
70 80 al their ~sy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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coiors.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

IoR RExT-BoUsE AND BaRN. sss JEFFEg
II son-sve. Good web and clesers, ciosefs etc-
Inquire Of Dr. Disbrow. - hozroc. eff
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

TOR RENT-No. III LIyfsoToN-sT NO
q 10 Lafayet.e-zs. ard Henry-st pear Cherry
ana several ether good houzeE. For eaie-A1
or part OF coveiFs add. Also brsck store Al IS
south Dsision-st and yvoreFtv on any street IN the
city. Tnttlc Bros over Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

poR REET-sToRR FORMERLY OCCUPIED
II by CrrtisS e. Dunton. Lyofl-s,. This store has
An enfrsnce on both Lyon and Kenf<ts and has
been thoroughly repaired Large bssenen snd
elevator. Good location for a retail OF wholesale
business. None but fsrkt-cisss tenants Dscd apply.
Luton & Duntoa, brokers In real esfats, lst ioor
N Niddicosnb building. 1<s
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

TOR EEST oR eALB--ss JEFFERsoN-AyR
< and - Boswickst All the modern improve
mems barn on EACH place. Enquire q leE p
Granger Il Otlawerss, Telephone LEI lso
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

MONEY YEs, HEvE IT FOR yor At
VI So tnd rer cent On frFftla~ se11ritf
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fT TberEpson. keoaeay 1eEpis. sttysat-laE,
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

I,oR REsT-aFTER JUNE IsT HorsT 10. ias
+ 2 Divisiop-sf. rooms and barn Enquire
AZ room 2. weahafa biocr. 1se
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-23

\ OFT - SUNDAY MORNING TfTnKa OK
IL Lefayefte-st. Coilern-ase. o. Crr efalaTe. 3
pair ~ stee bowed ere gssset wak = ~ ebsfn
attached. ffndrr pleess lfsFe ~ JeleFfkuts
Herald oeice aud receive suitable reward. la
\ CsT-OS THf1 RsDA1 OBJ FRIDAY LAST
IL tznal leather covered psfket fANoraisd1u
book ff1dcf win be fewerdet On fesu-niue
sane 70 L. D. BarYy. 81 oftsrsa. ~
I osT-cN ctN1I-sT. CAR SUNDAY AF7Tr.
L. noo1 blsrk slif 9arasoi with ooiored Some
handle Gamer seoid fsc0pize a. sght. Findef
vii please leave a. this of3es ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
WOrkmen Who Were Trying tn Save
Property Cruelty Beaten by >trikcrs.


PrTTsBURG, May 20-A serious phase Of the coke
strike at Eyerson, Pa, was developed this morn
ing, when a moi or 800 miners marching In a
body, and generally armed with bludEeons sud-
denly appeared In the coke yard al the JimJown
works OF Col Schoonmaker without warning
they made a savage attack on q little Knot OF ia IA
who were engaged in drawing out the coke from
the ovens there. This coke has been IN the ovens
since the strike commenced, and SoIae eight orten
laborers had been engaged 10 draw II out.
BRUTALLy BEATEN BY THE sTRTKERs.
Such OF the laborers as could not escape were
cruelty beaten, one man having both arms broken
and being so badly kicked that his lie Il despaired
OF. Six men altogether were beaten very severely.
All the barrows and tools used I'm the works were
destroyed by the mob. Having effeCtually accom-
plished their mission at Jimtown the rioters
marched through Dawson and across the loughi-
ogheny River 30 the works OF James cochran a.
Sons.
WAGONS AND TOOLS DESTROYED.
Mt. Cochran'S SonS assisted hy uun-uulou men,
had watered out the ovens of this firm and drawn
the coke from a few ovens, when the anger OF the
mob was directed against them Fortunately the
hour was early and no one WAS working In Coch-
rams yards, but in the absence OF human Vic Inns
the mob wreaked their vengeance upon the coke
wagons and tools, destroying all such movable
property they could lay hands on. After this rhey
scattered their work being accomplished. and 1T
this hour are struggling on TO their homes though
a large number are stll coRgregated In the ncigh-
borhood OF Cochrans works.
Sheriff Miller has been wired. and Is now on his
way 10 the scene with posse. The mob Was
from Wheeler, Trotter ana leisenrlng, ana WAS
composed chiefly OF HungaTianS and negroes.
The action OF this morning, IL Il said, was
decided upon In open meeting OF the men held
yesterday afternoon The not was caused by
an attempt on the part OF the operators 10
save the coke now In the ovens Thirty-fiyr
thousand tons OF coke, worth $1,000. Is being
burned up. The cOal-miners cOal-haulerS, and
oyen-workers have all been paiL Tor filling the
ovens but the strikers refused 10 allow any booy 10
draw the coke and save IL from total loss. No
attempt has been made by the operators 10 start
up their works or put In new men. They are
merely trying TO save the coke already made. IL
is reported here that an order has been received
from Grand Master Workman Powderly ordering
the Knights or Labor In the coke regions 10 wOra,
as the strike Is illegal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
THEY MISS THEIR LEADER.
Some Confusion Among the Irish Part
In Parliament.

HG MASS u 10EAA AEADE6s
Some Confusion Among the Irish Party
In Parliament.
Special Cable Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, May 20.-Mr. Parnen was In the house
last night much mufled up. His obvious ill-health
was subject OF general comment. His absence is
very sOrey felt, especially by his neutenants. In
the absence OF the leader no one knows they say,
exactly what to do. There is no distribution OF
parts Two or three men, either by chance or de-
sign, take charge of the amendments and those
who have no amendments to take charge Of feel
left out in the cold. Those who have amendments
feel they have got too much to do. Altogether the
situation, from home rule point OF view, is by
means satisfactory. The Irish members need pull.
ing together very badly. Parne Will do well II on
his return he distributes the work that must be
done among larger number OF his followers
SO that each may feel that he has his zap.
pointed part to play, and will be supported In
Ireland rents are being collected, but with dif1-
Guilty. No special efforts are being made to put
the screws on, the landlords preferr1ng
TO WAIT UNTIL THE COERCION BILL GETS THROUGH
when they will be able to put more effective
screw on recalcitrant tenants The private in
Quiry sanctioned by the first clause is much
dreaded by those who have the conduct OF the
Irish agrarfan agitation 1t is probable that they
will propose to meet IL by combination to refuse
to give evidence. OF course this means that those
quiry must be prepared to go to jail for refusing
to attend the inquiry rather than they should go
to jail for refusing TO answer questions put TO
them during the inquiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20

superintendent Of the Coast Survey.
THE QUESTION OF AN APPOINTMENT NOT NOW BEING
CONSIDERED BY THE PRESIDENT.
The question OF the appointment Of a superin-
tendent Of the Coast Survey Bureau is not now
being considered, though at any time the Presi-
dent comes across just such a man as he would
like for the place he will appoint him. What he
wants is man who is both good scientist and q
good business man. Until he finds such a one he
will probably allow Mr.. Thorn, who, though not
a scientist, is considered good business head for
the bureau, to remain there. Mr.. Thorn was tenn
pOrariy appointed to the position OF superintend-
ent at the time Prof. Hilgard was removed. He
understood then and still understands that when
just the right man for the place turns up he will
give way t. htn. But recently the President has
not beeh giving any attention to the matter Of O
change. There are many applicants strongly
urgeu for the appointment, but there is one ap-
parently, whose claims seem to be superior to
those OF the rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
MUST HAVE BOULANGER.
France Greatly Excited Over the Ques.
ton of EEis Retention in office.

PARIS May 20.-It Is thought likely that NJ.
Bouvier and NJ. Deves will enter the ministry
under NJ. De Freycinet. The members OF the
chamber OF deputies are deluged with kilograms
from the provinces demanding that Gen.
Boulanger be retained In the ministry OF war.
NJ Rochefort, in the IatrdflsigedHt, proposes That
a vast petition be signed demanding Gen.
Boulanger's retention. Others propose, as a
demonstration I'm his favor, that Gen. Boulanger
be elected on sunday next as member OF the
chamber OF deputies for Paris, notwithstanding
the TACT that he Is ineligible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
CoRRUPTING LEGISLAToRS.
Grave Charges Against >cuity. iiit'
nOiS, l.real Alien LandlOrd.

CHICAGO, May Goa special from Springfield,
III. says: There was night In the house yester-
day. In which Representative Pierce openly
charged that he had discovered the foot prints or
Scully, the Irish landlord, who owns 10000 acres
IN Logan County, ana Is it Il alleged. misusing
MS tenants there. Scully lives beyond the seas
and does his business through an agent in the
usual English style. Mr.. Pierce indicated that
the situation Savored very much OF ill-gotten
gain In all, five bills have been int reduced IN the
assembly on this question. Their authors and
those interested met In a secret conference not
long since and agreed To consolidate on one bill Ia
smend IL. Representative Pierce did not agree
with the proposals. Yesterday Mr.. Decker. OF
COOK was found 10 be IN charge OF the con-
ference amendments. and managed. when
The pul Was called up, to gpt ahead
OF Pierce IN proposing them. Mr.. Pierce
charged that the Decker amendments had been
gotten up In the Interests OF SCully. ard wanted
the house 10 have them all read, also those which
he proposed, but Mr.. Decker refused To show his
hand beyond one amendment sf a time. A good
deal OF excitement was created and the bill. with
all pending amendments, was finally referred 70
the judiciary committee. II II said here hat
Scully's agent has obtained the highest legal ad-
vice In the State as Ia the effect OF the proposed
bin should IL become law, and about Two or Iaree
weeks ago started with A. for England since
then the caOle has been used between him and
those who represent his interests here. Sculy =
agent is held TO have opened up negotiations, be-
tween certain parties and SCuly that Will scarcely
bear the light OF day. lf all shat Mr. Fierce pre-
diets comes To pass there may be a sensation In
connection with this matter before long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
Srtc11r1Es IL VASE FABRcs.
SRATON PERRY

sRAToN PERRY
Successor to PERRY & BBorHEs,
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED SWISS NUSLINS
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ANDERSON,S
SCOTCH ZEPHYRS. IN PLAIN. STRIPED
CHECKED. AND SIDE~BAND COMBINATIONS
IMMENSE STOCk OF THE FINEST QUALITY OF
CalT1AEB ph1lT AEB sT1Is SALE FRENCH sATEESs. IN
100 PIECES CHOICE DESIGNS" IN PRINTED
BAIisTES, AT I25sc. PER YARD.
NEM INDIA CRINhLES AND BARNABY GING-
NOTIFIES IN BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE
NEW fNDIA LINENS. PROM I25<c TO soc
IkkSIAN LAWNS, PRINCESS LAWNS, BATISTE
CLAIRE INDIA MULLS AND WELT PIQCES
a GREAT BARGAIN" IN PLAID INDIA LINENS
AT I24c.. REDUCED FROM Is AND l5c.
OyELTIEs IN INHAND-PRINTEDFR FRENCH SATEEN
NEW EMBROIDERED WHITE ROBES FOR COM
MENCENENT DRESSES.
NEw WHITE FRENCH oRGANDIES AND SILK
-sPici1L oFFERING' OF WHITE INDIA SILK,
- INCHES WIDE, AT 15c. PER YARD.
NV IMPORIED JERSEYS AND EMBROIDERED
NONELIIks IN PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
"MAkkED-DoHN PRICES" ON SPRING WRAPS
-BI-ST MARES OF SUMMER MERINo AND
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
81 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
Established 1910. my14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
Society Notes.


The weddings OF next week will be numerous
There seems to be general disposition in this
city to break down the time-honOred superstition
that marriages in May are 1ll-Omened. At the res
OF Dopa gTeat numbers OF rich ana
prospective bride, Miss DOlph The attendants for
the wedding has all been arranged. Miss Odeneal
Kentucky, will set as best man. The bridesmaids
Will be Miss Louise FOyd-Jones, Of New York; Miss
aea Pedr Ms Msans aa i Sh9; Miss Ssnns
cornne Rooerts Of paaaspSia 81 sSGa anS Miss nds Liza
Rs1no'da %sn Win BE be M, Jules Boenre
wood, Mr.. Jas. Duane Livingston, Of New York,
and Mr.. chester Dolph, brother Of the bride The
Ssners usher, VIII se De M Henry M Geo
WIN: Run. The young ladies' '' who Ha'1 oct act
win be the guests OF Senator Dolph Miss
Kelly, of oregon, is the guest Of her aunt in
Georgetown, and after the rehearsal at the church
Dolph supper party. Mr.. Nj Nixon, % Of @ New or. or.
leans will arrive In the city to-day.
Mrs. Judge Cowing, who has been at Atlantic
City during the past week, has been alarmingly
III, but is now recovering.
Senator and Mrs Mcpherson gave q dinner Of
sixteen covers last evening in honor of Gov Green
OF New Jersey, and Mrs Green, and also to Mr. and
Mrs b +. Horwitz, OF Baltimore, who are also the
Senator's guests. The table was most elaborately
laid; white tapers with crimson shades made q
soft light, and the center piece was oblong no
raj piece Of snoWballs, crossed diagonally BY 9
broad band Of yellow roses. round cushion OF
peonlas g!0wed In one corner, and spray OF pas
SION vine tw1ned through the other corner above
the snOWballs. The other guests were the Secre-
tary OF War and Mrs Endicott Secretary OF the
treasury and Mrs. Fatrchild, Justice and Mrs.
Blatchford, Mr. and Mrs. Edwardes, OF the British
legation and Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Everett. Mrs.
Mcpherson wore dress OF white silk, with over
Dress OF lace, and low bodice garntshed with
Green's toilet was Of white silk, with pearl orna-
mentst and Mrs Horwitz wore white satin, gar
nlsneo with silver lace and pearl and diamond
ornaments
Miss Cook, the charming young lady who has
been Mrs. McPhers0n's guest, returns to her home
In Waterloo, n Y, to-day.
Richard q. Wllstt and family have left the city
for the SUNNI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
From wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, May 20. ii a. m.-The stock market
opened flrm TO strong tins morning. i1rst pl1cts
showing advances over last evenings linal
figures of from u 70 70 per cent generally, while
Oregon Transcontlnental was up "a and Missouri
Pacific down II. The market was quiet, with New
England, st. Paul and Erie most active. There
was an Irregular business IN the remainder OF Lhs
list, many being positively duh. The market Was
inclined TO heayiness in the early dealings, ana
Fort Worth and Denver lost ;. and Richmond and
West Point y, but the losses In the remainder
were insignificant. Later In the hour nrmer tone
prevailed and the early losses were generally
covered. At III O'Clock. however, the market ID
moderately active and barely steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LIcENsE.-Jno. Sims
Police Court this morning charged with selling
liquor without license. A number OF young col
Ored women were called as witnesses and testified
room in P-street alley. Sims denied the charge
The judge said On account Of the character OF the
witnesses het hought he would impose a
fine OF $105, and If the old man was caught
at the business again he would be brought
IN to pay this fine or be sent down. "Can you pay
the hne?" inquired the judge. mo indeed jedge
sure, answered Sims. "Well, If you don't have to
pay the f1ne will you stop this business?" inquired
the Judge. ",Deed 1edge, WILL II de Lord spares
me TO get out OF dis trouble, never will do SO
no more" The judge took his personal bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-20
Treasurer Hyatt,s Bond Filed.

ATc<tSuIeK fnyatpS 1OnO k1le0s
Mr.. Hyatt returned to the city last evening and
was at the Treasury Department to-day and filed
his bonds as United States Treasurer. He Will 90
to New York this afternoon to return next week.
The bonds have to be examined and approved by
the Secretary. The count OF the cash In the
Treasury vaults prior to Its being turned over to
Mr.. Hyatt will be begun on Tuesday. There is
MIR. Jordon took charge, and the count will be
long and tedious. The coin vaults are crammed
up with gold and silver, just fun as they will
hold.
secretary Fairch1ld approved the bonds OF
Treasurer Hyatt this morning before starting for
New York. The bondsmen are eight prominent
and wealthy citizens Of Norwalk MI. Hyatts
home: They represent several million dollars in
wealth.